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Information and Communications Technology Law
0.9
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impact factor
490
(top 50%)
papers
2.6K
(top 50%)
citations
20
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1.1
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3.1K
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Title
Journal
Year
Citations
1
The European Union general data protection regulation: what it is and what it means
Information and Communications Technology Law
2019
195
2
Contract law 2.0: ‘Smart’ contracts as the beginning of the end of classic contract law
Information and Communications Technology Law
2017
149
3
Algorithmic risk assessment policing models: lessons from the Durham HART model and ‘Experimental’ proportionality
Information and Communications Technology Law
2018
101
4
Artificial intelligence and augmented intelligence collaboration: regaining trust and confidence in the financial sector
Information and Communications Technology Law
2018
92
5
Virtual money laundering: the case of Bitcoin and the Linden dollar
Information and Communications Technology Law
2012
81
6
Cyberhate: the globalization of hate
Information and Communications Technology Law
2009
77
7
Privacy implications and liability issues of autonomous vehicles
Information and Communications Technology Law
2017
77
8
Hate speech on social media networks: towards a regulatory framework?
Information and Communications Technology Law
2019
55
9
Internet regulation in China: the never‐ending cat and mouse game1
Information and Communications Technology Law
2004
52
10
Blogging: self presentation and privacy
Information and Communications Technology Law
2008
48
11
Trust and reputation on eBay: Towards a legal framework for feedback intermediaries
Information and Communications Technology Law
2006
41
12
Queer theory, cyber-ethnographies and researching online sex environments
Information and Communications Technology Law
2009
36
13
Internet banking: The digital voyage of banking and money in cyberspace
Information and Communications Technology Law
1999
34
14
Consent for processing children’s personal data in the EU: following in US footsteps?
Information and Communications Technology Law
2017
32
15
Privacy policies, cross-border health data and the GDPR
Information and Communications Technology Law
2019
30
16
E-Crime 2.0: the criminological landscape of new social media
Information and Communications Technology Law
2012
29
17
Regulating Hate Speech in Cyberspace: Issues of Desirability and Efficacy
Information and Communications Technology Law
2002
27
18
The supremacy of online white supremacists – an analysis of online discussions by white supremacists
Information and Communications Technology Law
2015
26
19
Representation of temporal knowledge in events: The formalism, and its potential for legal narratives
Information and Communications Technology Law
1998
25
20
Using Web-based Legal Decision Support Systems to Improve Access to Justice
Information and Communications Technology Law
2002
25
21
Privacy is dead, get over it! 1 Information privacy and the dream of a risk-free society
Information and Communications Technology Law
2008
25
22
Chinese judicial justice on the cloud: a future call or a Pandora’s box? An analysis of the ‘intelligent court system’ of China
Information and Communications Technology Law
2017
25
23
Deepfakes and image manipulation: criminalisation and control
Information and Communications Technology Law
2020
25
24
Sega Enterprises Ltd v Accolade Inc.(1993, 9th us circuit): Reverse engineering a defense to copyright infringement?
Information and Communications Technology Law
1993
22
25
Sensitive-by-distance: quasi-health data in the algorithmic era
Information and Communications Technology Law
2017
22
26
I
can
see you: harassment and stalking on the Internet
Information and Communications Technology Law
2009
21
27
Crime and technology: New rules in a new world*
Information and Communications Technology Law
1998
20
28
Identity Manipulation in Cyberspace as a Leisure Option: Play and the Exploration of Self
Information and Communications Technology Law
2005
20
29
Proactive privacy for a driverless age
Information and Communications Technology Law
2016
20
30
On the Formal Analysis of Normative Conflicts
Information and Communications Technology Law
2000
19
31
Algorithms or advocacy: does the legal profession have a future in a digital world?
Information and Communications Technology Law
2016
18
32
The only gay in the village: Sexuality and the net
Information and Communications Technology Law
2006
17
33
Electronic surveillance of Internet access in the American workplace: implications for management
Information and Communications Technology Law
2010
17
34
Argument‐based explanation of the British nationality act as a logic program
Information and Communications Technology Law
1993
16
35
Intellectual property implications of multimedia products: A case study
Information and Communications Technology Law
1997
16
36
Spies in Suits: New Crimes of the Information Age from the United States and Canadian Perspectives
Information and Communications Technology Law
2001
16
37
The Third Party and Beyond. An analysis of the different parties, in particular The Fifth, involved in online dispute resolution
Information and Communications Technology Law
2006
16
38
Mobile phone technology and sexual abuse
Information and Communications Technology Law
2012
16
39
Cross-border issues under EU data protection law with regards to personal data protection
Information and Communications Technology Law
2017
16
40
Revisiting the ‘shrinkwrap license’:
ProCD inc. v. Zeidenberg
Information and Communications Technology Law
1997
15
41
Downloading, information filtering and copyright
Information and Communications Technology Law
1997
15
42
Intelligent Systems to Support Deliberative Democracy in Environmental Regulation
Information and Communications Technology Law
2001
15
43
The Intersection of Technology Crimes and Cyberspace in Europe: The Case of Hungary
Information and Communications Technology Law
2003
15
44
A brief history of spam
Information and Communications Technology Law
2006
15
45
Anti-spam legislation: An analysis of laws and their effectiveness
Information and Communications Technology Law
2007
15
46
The new frontier of money laundering: how terrorist organizations use cyberlaundering to fund their activities, and how governments are trying to stop them
Information and Communications Technology Law
2011
15
47
Bare necessities: the argument for a ‘revenge porn’ exception in Section 230 immunity
Information and Communications Technology Law
2014
15
48
Human digital thought clones: the
Holy Grail
of artificial intelligence for big data
Information and Communications Technology Law
2021
15
49
Approaching the human in the loop – legal perspectives on hybrid human/algorithmic decision-making in three contexts
Information and Communications Technology Law
2022
15
50
Copyright Regulation with Argumentation Agents
Information and Communications Technology Law
2001
14
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